The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-03-19
Society and Personal.


Capt. Ii. w. Mcleod of Eureka was in
| town Saturday.
Mr.. Ben Wolf, of the V. S. e. p. was in
town the past week.
Misses Susie aud Eva Dabney and
Miss Mary Lee Kiddoo left for their home
Crystal Springs, Miss, Sunday.
Mrs. J. 3. Fluker, of Bastrop, mother of
our young friend b. X. Fluker, passed
through the city Wednesday for New Or
leans a visit.
Mr.. S. Kuhn left Tuesday for st. Louis on
! business.
Mr.. w. S. Leyens and Mrs ]. Ellinger
left for Birmingham, Ala, Saturday, the
latter on visit to her mother and sisters.
Miss Lou Slaughter of huston visited
friends here Saturday.
Mrs. T. j. broadway and Miss Fannie
Broadway returned Saturday from a visit
to New Orleans.
Our handsome young friend, George
Weaks Of Shreveport, paid visit to his
relatives and many friends here last Sun
day.
Miss Willie kiddoo left OH Thursdays
train for her homa.
Law ASAoe3AopA SCS u plSdSuNt
call, Thursday, from Capt. Dudley Selph
and MIR. John H. Hisgen, of New Orleans.
Capt. Selph has a W orld-wide reputation as
great shot and Mr.. Hisgen is an accepted
authority in the Crescent City on baseball.
Their mission here, however, is entirely Of
Il business nature, they being representa-
tives of well-established New Orleans
houses. Capt. Selph also represents the old
fSifabfo Picavuna which fact ,Oade him
doubly welcome to our sanctum.
The ladies OF the Jewish Aid Society will
give grand ball and supper at the concIu-
sion of the Lenten season. One half of the
proceeds will be devoted to the purchase Of
piano for the Kindergarten department Of
the white public school and the other halt
will be expended in repairing tho Jewish
cemetery.
Miss Fannie L. Armstrong, well known
to many of our readers personally and to
others by reputation as the author Of
"Children of the Bible'' is associate editor
of Our Bulletin Board. the official organ of
the Texas Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, published at Denton, Texas.
Mr.. Jake Simon returned from New
Orleans yesterday accompanied by his
sister Mrs. g. Lem!e, who has been visit
ing her father.
A Littlel. Rock (Ark,) special to the
Times Democrat ofthe 18th inst. states that
Rev. w. G. Friley, president of the Rus
ton college, has accepted a call from the
First Baptist church Of Little Rock, and
will enter upon the work as minister ofthat
church on the first of June next. Not hav-
ing seen President Friley since wo saw the
telegram we cannot say whether the report
is true as Il whole or not.--Ruston CHI
grafA.
On Tuesday evening, at the residence of
tho BRIDES mother, Miss Jeanette Levy,
one of the most popular young bellies of our
Jewish society, was united in marriage to
Mr.. David Simon, a well-llnown young
business man OF this city. A host of rela-
tives and friends witnessed the ceremony,
the first performed in New Orleans by the
Rev. DR.. Heller, and toasted the health OF
the happy couple in tho sparkling wine.
a rare display of elegant and costly
presents attested the sincerity of the wishes
tor the happiness of their lot. Tho party
loft the following day for a brief tour in
the North, and returning will occupy
their residence on st. Charles avenue
Times Democrat.
The groom is brother Of our fellow
townsrnan Mr.. j. II. Simon.